The Scottish Hospitals Inquiry, which concluded hearing final submissions last week, investigated the design and construction of both the QEUH and the Royal Hospital for Children following infection-related deaths, including that of 10-year-old Milly Main in 2017. ‌Mr Sarwar has been pressing inquiry chairman Lord Brodie to scrutinise the Scottish Government's role in the commissioning, construction and launch of the QEUH. The vote follows Health Secretary Neil Gray's assertion that any attempt to compel the inquiry to gather additional evidence would breach legal boundaries, reports the Daily Record. In response, Health Secretary Neil Gray – who had previously reassured MSPs about the hospital's current safety at the third attempt – acknowledged the Labour leader's concerns. Following the parliamentary vote, Mr Sarwar declared: "The Scottish Parliament has spoken and the SNP Government needs to listen.